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15y ago
Sure there is nothing wrong with that, but these are sneaky underhanded tactics. Users should be able to opt-out if they don't want to be tracked.
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15y ago
"offered to help her in any way that she needs." From the blog postings she has written, this doesn't seem true at all "We will continue to make ourselves available to her" & "We have encouraged her to reach us" & "we are standing b
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15y ago
Wow, just noticed they removed the DVD drive from the Minis.
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15y ago
"On a recent muggy evening, about 70 mostly 20-something, mostly male guests gathered in clusters on a rooftop in Chelsea for the summer’s first “Find a Cofounder” party, squinting at one another’s name tags as the sun set. Red name tags we
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15y ago
Who would issue a C&D in this case?
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15y ago
Doubt half of them could pass the classes.
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15y ago
I don't know why Dropbox is catching so much flak for this when the TOS were standard stuff you see pretty much anywhere. ex: http://www.google.com/accounts/TOS “By submitting, posting or displaying the content you give Google a perpetual
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15y ago
Installing spyware on the computers at the apple store. This is a very one-sided and dishonest blogpost since they leave out a lot of information. http://mashable.com/2011/07/07/secret-service-apple-store-ar...
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Why Your Stitches Cost $1,500
(fastcodesign.com)
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15y ago
There are plenty of people who work at Google that post here, I wouldn't be surprised to see them pushing it. Remember the story about how bonuses are tied to how well Google does social this year.
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15y ago
So, Google and Facebook are basically ad targeting firms.
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Are Amazon Reviews Corrupt?
(pcmag.com)
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15y ago
Old info http://twitter.com/#!/kevinmitnick/status/84322256750260224
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15y ago
>I really wish that Android fanboys would stop trying to convert/bash Apple users in public and vice-versa. It's funny because I never see this in public. Majority of the people realize it's just a phone. Only on the internet do you hav
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15y ago
I think this info shouldn't be made public unless there is solid proof that those are the members of lulzsec. Considering the damage they have done, there are lots of angry people who would love to go after them.
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15y ago
Has anything of value been posted from this spam site with its troll headlines?
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15y ago
They were taking requests for ddos targets. I don't think they care who they piss off since it is all about the " lulz" to them.
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15y ago
And this is exactly the type of short-sighted thinking that dooms us. The vast majority of scientists have come to a consensus yet you don't like it so label them bureaucrats with some sinister motive of destroying the economy behind it.
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FDA's Pharma-First Focus Driving Medical Device Tech Away From The US
(techdirt.com)
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15y ago
You can never make everyone happy. Don't include enough new features, and get complaints that your doing nothing new; add new stuff, then complaints about stepping over toes of developers with similar apps.
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I don't think a transcript would be able to describe his reaction in the video.
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15y ago
This is also infuriating when it comes to medical knowledge and dealing with doctors. I personally know someone who had a uncommon disease and he did extensive research looking at articles published in journals and science/medical books. Ho
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15y ago
I know the phrase "reddit has become worse over time" is pretty much a meme here on hn but wow has that website been extremely bad as of late. Nothing but rage comics and pictures of pets, and some trolling. Probably a combination of more a
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15y ago
You have to look at the lawsuit separately from whatever feelings you have towards either company. I'm not a huge fan of Paypal but it seems as if they have a good case against Google. I wouldn't want a employee giving trade secrets to a co
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15y ago
For diagnosis maybe not, but we will still need surgeons, unless IBM comes up with a really good autonomous robot that can perform surgery.
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15y ago
"Geek culture" has become just as shallow and brain-dead as all the other stuff it used to make fun of. Play video games and wear thick rimmed black glasses? Well apparently you're a geek now!
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15y ago
It says I'm logged in as david.lee@gmail.com? Anyone else get this?
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I'm sorry but I do not want the "buyer beware" system when it comes to pharmaceutical drugs. The last thing doctors and patients need to worry about is whether the drug they are prescribing/taking is legitimate. The money companies have to
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15y ago
Don't see how this is a "scandal" of any kind. These tactics aren't uncommon.
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15y ago
the only active site I can think of is studentdoctornetwork. they have some subforums related to what you are talking about but aren't as busy as hn.
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